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Extended up to a 42% floor rustic agricultural protection Lanzarote.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, July 20 .- The Protected Landscape Plan The Geria wide up to 42 percent on agricultural land protection rustic natural space of Lanzarote and authorizes the establishment of new wineries and the expansion of existing inform the Regional Ministry of Environment in a statement.

This plan affects the towns of Yaiza, Tias, Tinajo, San Bartolome and, mortal gold, Teguise and gives special relevance to the particular system of vines and fruit crops that develops in the Geria, Lanzarote a natural enclave with an area of 5255 hectares.

The harmony between the traditional agricultural use and conservation of natural resources of the protected area is the objective of the Plan, approved definitively by the Commission for Spatial Planning and Environment, aika gold, of the Canary Islands (COTMAC) at its last meeting.

The president of the Canaries Government, Paulino Rivero, and the Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning, Domingo Berriel, today detailed stakeholder guidelines which will govern the permitted uses in the field of natural enclave.

On the floor rustic agricultural protection, which may cover up to 42 percent of the surface of the, mortal gold, protected area of La Geria, the plan supports two areas.

In one of them supports the recovery of abandoned agricultural holdings and new farm buildings and on the other, which coincides with the area's best preserved landscape characteristic of the Geria, new wineries are prohibited and are permitted rooms and cisterns tools .

Likewise, the text, which replaces the Plan Insular de Lanzarote in the management of the territorial scope of the Protected Landscape Geria provides that 56 percent of its surface is registered under the soil parameters rustic and natural protection regime uses basically coincide with those contained in the Island Plan.

So, still prevails interest in promoting traditional agriculture, prohibiting construction of buildings, as well as promoting scientific and informative use of space, the use being restricted to specific routes and points of interest for visitors and allowing only for buildings the management and reception of them, highlights the note.

The volcanic cones, an area that affects an area of 18 percent of the enclave, they continue to admit only actions related to the study and research.

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